Teltow Canal promenade and playground: reopening until the end of 2023!

On August 23 of this year there was a good news for all residents and families: the popular Teltow Canal promenade and the adjacent playground are open again. This reopening is expected by many with joy, since the playground is an important meeting point for children and parents in the area.

The Teltow Canal promenade, which is characterized by its picturesque landscape, attracts many visitors through the combination of leisure opportunities and recreation room. The playground in particular offers children a safe and entertaining environment to let off steam and close new friendships. The reopening comes at a favorable time when many families are looking forward to late summer days.

important construction measures and future closures

Despite the positive news about the reopening, there is a dark side: the Berlin energy and warmth (Bew) has announced that there will be renewed construction measures in the coming year, which will lead to a temporary closure of the playground. This work is necessary to improve the infrastructure and optimize the services for residents.

In September 2024, the playground will be closed for several days, while this will be described in the Roundation of Bew as part of the follow -up measures. Such closures can be a challenge for families, as they have to superior to alternative opportunities for leisure activities.

Return of the balancing device

Another positive development for the future is the return of a popular play equipment that is currently being dismantled due to the construction work. The balancing device, which is very popular with children, is set up again after the work has been completed. This shows that the improvements are not only practical, but also aim to increase the play value and the joy of the children at the playground.

The playground on the Teltow Canal promenade is more than just a place to play; It is a significant part of the community that not only offers children the opportunity to play, but also promotes social interactions. The return after the construction work, even if it is temporary, is certainly followed by the residents and visitors with great interest.

Overall, the situation around the Teltow Canal promenade and the playground remains exciting. It remains to be seen how the impairments by the construction work will be done and what new developments arise from the ongoing work.